3 Catt Boogie
Kid Rock · Rebel Soul [2012]
Slow and steady, I don't know
Who can go the distance when karma comes gunnin' for you?
You can say what you want baby, but there ain't nothin' we can do
Now the preacher man's yellin' that Book of Revelation
And Uncle Sam's sellin' us a one-world nation
Banks hedgin' bets for the next generation
And all while buildin' us a big space station
I bought a Chevy in Idaho
Hey where I'm headed, I don't know
But my existence is a glorified story of the truth
They can talk all they want baby, but that's all they ever do
Now the preacher man's yellin' that Book of Revelation
And Uncle Sam's sellin' us a one-world nation
Banks hedgin' bets for the next generation
And Wall Street's stirrin' up the whole situation
So come and catch me, if you can
Maybe Egypt or Iran
Startin' revolutions baby, hey that's what I do
You can be who you want momma, but it's better being you
Now the preacher man's yellin' that Book of Revelation
And Uncle Sam's sellin' us a one-world nation
Banks hedgin' bets for the next generation
And Bobby's upset cuz there ain't nothin' changin'
There ain't nothin' changin'
There ain't nothin' changin'
And Bobby's upset cuz there ain't nothin' changin'
3 Catt Boogie
Kid Rock's "3 Catt Boogie" serves as a high-energy highlight from his 2012 album, Rebel Soul. The track exemplifies the artist's signature fusion of rock, hip-hop, and country influences, showcasing his ability to craft infectious, party-ready anthems. During this era, Rock continued to refine the eclectic sound that defined his commercial success, blending gritty guitar riffs with rhythmic percussion. The song stands as a testament to his enduring appeal within the rock genre, offering listeners a driving, upbeat experience that captures the spirit of his live performances. As part of a broader discography known for its genre-bending approach, this recording reinforces Kid Rock's status as a versatile force in modern American music.

